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The Arizona State Fairgrounds is hosting its first two drive-in concerts on Friday and Saturday nights, with Tower of Power and Third Eye Blind playing.
Arizona health officials reported 475 new coronavirus cases and no additional deaths on Monday, putting the state's totals at 226,050 COVID-19 infections and 5,759 fatalities.
From a rise in Arizona coronavirus numbers not being unexpected to the FBI searching for suspects in a 25-year-old case, here are some of the biggest stories from this weekend.
Authorities arrested an Uber driver after he allegedly threatened to spray passengers with a can of disinfectant and attempted to shoot them with a firearm.
President Donald Trump signed Savanna’s Act on Saturday, a law that helps police track, solve and prevent crimes for missing and murdered Native Americans.
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report Friday credited mask mandates and business restrictions for slowing the spread of COVID-19 in Arizona.
Arizona Theatre Company will hold a six-show mainstage season at its venues in Phoenix and Tucson, with capacity being limited to 25% and requiring masks.
The City of Tempe on Friday announced the members of the city's public safety advisory task force and a schedule of bi-monthly meetings through December.
Abrazo Health will debut the city of Surprise's first hospital, located near Loop 303 and Bell Road, on Monday at 7 a.m., according to a press release.
An increased risk of flooding has prompted Tonto National Forest officials to close recreational areas along Roosevelt Lake's shoreline starting Friday.
